Twilight Fields - Songs From The Age Of Ruin

Artist: Twilight Fields
Album: Songs From The Age Of Ruin

Canada

Rock

2019

Rating: 4.0

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Review by Jason Rink

Twilight Fields' latest album, Songs From The Age Of Ruin, is a haunting and thought-provoking masterpiece. The album delves into the themes of loss, destruction, and despair, capturing the essence of a world on the brink of collapse.

The album's opening track, "The Rust Belt," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its melancholic melody and poignant lyrics. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through a post-apocalyptic world, with each track offering a unique perspective on the devastation.

What sets Songs From The Age Of Ruin apart is the sheer beauty of the music. The instrumentation is lush and atmospheric, with layers of guitar, piano, and synth creating a rich and textured sound. The vocals, too, are stunning, with singer-multi-instrumentalist Michael S. Judge's haunting voice perfectly complementing the music.

Standout tracks include "The Beauty In The Wreckage," a haunting ballad that showcases Judge's vocal range, and "The Last Song Of The Earth," a powerful and emotionally-charged track that perfectly captures the album's themes.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Why Did We Do It? (The Last Ones)	7:19
Lovers In A Dangerous Time	4:20
Taken Away	4:9
Bomber	4:30
Maximum Darkness	3:13
The Animal's Song	4:58
Prologue: The Ruined City	7:13
Lovers in a Dangerous Time	4:20
Offended	3:15
Demagogue	3:21
The Holy War	3:51
Soldier Song	4:0
Loss	6:3
Epilogue: Barren Planet	5:0
Lazarus	3:58
The Animal's Song	4:58

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Credits

Role	Credit
Backing Vocals	The Celestial Choir
Drums	Tim Timleck
Percussion	Tim Timleck
Vocals	Allister Thompson
Guitar	Allister Thompson
Bass	Allister Thompson
Keyboards	Allister Thompson
Piano	Teri-Lynn Janveau
Written-By	Allister Thompson
Composed By	Allister Thompson

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"The year 2019 finds the human species standing at a crossroads, with only two possible directions: survival or extinction. It is the proper place of artists to contribute their strong and clear voices to dialogues that could lead to our survival and renewal.
“Songs from the Age of Ruin” is an uneasy but compelling song cycle that begins with the bombing of Hiroshima and the absurdities of the atomic age and proceeds to tackle such difficult topics as homelessness and economic inequalities (“Lazarus”), the evils of populism and political repression (“Demagogue”, “Taken Away”), the toxicity of social media communication (“Offended”), animal rights (“The Animal’s Song”), and the utter stupidity of war (“Soldier Song”). It concludes with a three-part “climate change suite” (“Why Did We Do It?”/“Loss”/“Barren Planet”) that lays bare the tragic human consequences of catastrophic climate change."

About Twilight Fields

Twilight Fields is a band from Northern Canada that makes a mixture of progressive rock with atmospheric and psychedelic rock and influences from dream-pop, sunshine pop, psych-folk and shoegaze. A one man band - Allister Thompson

Members

Tim Timleck
Allister Thompson
Teri-Lynn Janveau

Summary by Jason Rink

Songs From The Age Of Ruin is a stunning achievement, a testament to Twilight Fields' talent and vision. It's a must-listen for fans of post-rock, ambient, and experimental music, and a powerful reminder of the fragility of our world.